Sentence examples for meaning enough from inspiring English sources

Surely a monument like The Times is meaning enough for one life.

The portions are American-style, meaning enough pasta and main course for two meals.

The fact that we're here, the fact that we're atoms held together: that's beauty and meaning enough.

However, attendance exceeded 39,000 on Monday and Thursday, meaning enough fans arrived for tickets that had been returned to be resold.

"Prince of Central Park" is well meaning enough, but a dusty ordinariness settles over all of its components, from the insistently bland framing to the generic plot twists of the final reel.

In a country where 70% of the population is under 30, Y'en A Marre (meaning "enough is enough") effected a massive increase in voter registration, resulting in the highest ever turnout at the polls in the history of independent Senegal.

The narrative Facebook has given Internet.org is lofty and well-meaning enough – it describes the difference a weather report could make for a farmer planting some crops, and talks of how free information could help a child without textbooks – but look beyond the sleek website and humanitarian buzzwords and it's a little more troubling.

For many British people, even those well-meaning enough to take to the streets with a Refugees Welcome placard or to donate to an Amazon aid list, the refugees living in camps like the Jungle, Molyvos and Sinai are seen as a congealed, non-specific mass of people.

For many British people, even those well-meaning enough to take to the streets with a Refugees Welcome placard or to donate to an Amazon aid list, the refugees living in camps like the Jungle, Molyvos, and Sinai are seen as a congealed, non-specific mass of people.

Understand the meaning of "enough is enough".

It doesn't know the meaning of enough.